What is the definition of Adhoc testing?

Adhoc testing is a type of testing carried out without prior preparation or documentation. This testing is informal, unplanned, and unstructured.

Adhoc testing is usually carried out at the beginning of the software development process. The objective is to identify potential flaws, errors, or problems randomly and as early as possible.

Adhoc testing is not organized because it needs to follow a predetermined test plan or guidelines for documentation. This kind of testing also doesn't require any planning. Developers or testers simply test the code to find random errors.